Mark Twain Lake

Hannibal's newest antique store; find antiques and collectibles from your childhood to your grandparents' childhood. We are located next to the Becky Thatcher House, across from the Mark Twain Boyhood Home.

Cameron Cave offers a different underground adventure; you will tour the cave by lantern light, seeing it as it was when first discovered. The only changes made were those necessary to make the tour more comfortable and to meet Missouri State Safety regulations for show caves. This guided tour takes you through this complex maze cave. The tour lasts about 90 minutes. This is a unique cave experience. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day. Co-located with Mark Twain Cave; one mile south of Hannibal on Route 79.

These modern, fully furnished cabins with a kitchen can sleep six people; we can accommodate larger groups with our special suites. We have an indoor pool; a seven-acre private fishing lake; two playgrounds; two pavilions; and an onsite convenience and bait store. We are located one-half mile from the boat ramp, marina, and hiking trails at Mark Twain Lake; one-quarter mile from Rustic Oak Cabin Restaurant; and five miles from a public beach and water park.

Motel rooms, kitchenettes and private bedroom kitchenettes; pool; picnic pavilion; recreation room; boat parking; and fishing ponds. All ground level with ample parking.

We have 45 sites (15 pull-thru) with 30/50 amp hookups, water and sewer. We also have tent sites, showers, laundry, arena campfire, firewood, Wi-Fi, cable, mini-golf, banquet room, pavilion, soft-serve ice cream, Broaster food products and propane refills. Pets must be leashed. We are located nine miles from the Mississippi River. Open year-round.

The Dubach Inn is an 1871 Italianate located three blocks from Hannibal's historic Main Street. We offer two, one-bedroom suites with private entrances, private balcony/patio, private sitting room and private bath. In addition, we have a two-bedroom suite, also with private sitting room and private bath. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or are here to enjoy all Hannibal has to offer, we provide atmosphere, attention to detail, and hospitality at an affordable rate.

The campground offers 65 sites, all with electric hook-ups; paved parking; picnic tables and fire grills; playgrounds; a shower house; vault toilets; and a dump station. Equestrian campers will find shaded horse stalls with access to the Joanna Multi-Use Trail. Mark Twain Lake attracts fishermen, boaters, campers, and hunters.

Victorian mansion on 40 acres with a gazebo, meadows, ponds, walking trails, llamas and wildlife. Eight guestrooms and three cottages for couples or families. Feather beds, whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, hot tubs, and a full breakfast.

These shows offer family entertainment and live country music. Every week, there is a different special guest. Located north of Florida, Mo., on Route 107. Shows are on the first, third and fifth Saturdays of every month. Tickets are $8; those younger than 10 are admitted free. Open year-round.

Hannibal was the boyhood home of Mark Twain, and the author's spirit is alive and well at a variety of attractions around the city. You can visit places such as the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, explore Mark Twain Cave and Cameron Cave, journey to the top of Cardiff Hill (like Tom and Huck did), take a riverboat ride on the Mississippi River or spend time shopping the city's unique retailers, including several located in the downtown area.

For everyone visiting Hannibal, the adventures of Mark Twain’s days are alive and well. Start with a tour of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum. Continue in his footsteps as you explore the Mark Twain Cave Complex; find out where he got his pen name as you take a cruise on the Mark Twain Riverboat; enjoy a night of entertainment at one of Hannibal’s live theaters; take in a classic movie at the Star Theatre; visit historic homes, or spend time browsing in the Historic Downtown. With so much to do, you'll have to stay the night in America’s Hometown.

This is an Official Missouri Welcome Center where you will find tourism brochures, maps and highway information. The staff is very knowledgeable about the area and the state. They will answer tourism-related questions; give you driving directions to attractions and areas you wish to visit; and offer suggestions on what to see and do throughout Missouri. The center offers a nice place for a break from driving.

This campground is at the Indian Creek Recreation Area at Mark Twain Lake. It includes four areas: public boat ramp, group camp, day-use area, and the campground. The group camp provides 25 electric campsites, 12 tent sites, a group shelter, restrooms, shower and playground. The day-use area offers a group shelter, picnic sites and playground. There are 190 campsites, 20 primitive hike-in campsites, showers, restrooms, playgrounds, a fish-cleaning station, boat ramp, beach, hiking trails and a pay phone.

Full-service marina with boat rentals: pontoons, jon boats, ski boats and personal watercraft. We have a convenience store and a restaurant. Certified mechanics. Mercruiser authorized service center. Serving Mark Twain Lake. Service center is open year-round.

We offer a country setting on five acres and feature three guestrooms with private baths. A full breakfast is served. Electric hook-up for boats. We are two miles from Mark Twain State Park and its boat ramps, beach and hiking trails; three miles from Florida, birthplace of Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain).

Located in Mark Twain State Park, off Route 107, this museum encloses the two-room cabin in which Samuel Clemens was born in 1835. Many of his personal items and books are displayed, including an early handwritten manuscript of Tom Sawyer. Picnic sites are available. Admission: $4; ages 6-12 $2.50; younger than 6 is free.

This is the cave author Mark Twain described in five of his books. The cave was first shown in 1886. It is a registered National Natural Landmark.

This is one of a few labyrinth caves, in the world, where the passages form crisscross style patterns. The tour lasts one hour. There are no stairs, but good walking shoes are recommended. The temperature inside is 52 degrees Fahrenheit, year-round.

Located on Missouri Route 79, two miles from downtown Hannibal.

Tickets: $16; ages 8-12, $10; younger than 8, $2. Group rates offered.

Adjacent to historic Mark Twain Cave. Full hookups for RVs, laundry, restrooms and showers, a dump station, and a safe playground for kids are on-site. There is a camp store on the premises. Open April 1-Nov. 1.

Scenic views from limestone bluffs and woodlands await at this park. Located on Mark Twain Lake, the park features camping, camper cabins, fishing, a boat ramp, hiking trails, a beach, an organized group camp, picnic sites and shelters.

Park grounds are open sunrise-10 p.m. daily.

Mark Twain Birthplace State Historic Site (see seperate listing) is located in the park.

This park offers camper cabins in the park's camground. The log camper cabins accommodate four adults and two children. They include a queen-size bed, a full-size futon and a carpeted loft suitable for sleeping bags. No pets are allowed in the camper cabins. They do not have running water; guests have access to the campground showerhouse from April to October.

Located on beautiful Mark Twain Lake, the park features fishing, boating, hiking and scenic overlooks. A public beach and shelter houses are available. Camper cabin reservations: 877-422-6766 and online.

This park offers basic and electric campsites, a special-use camping area and a group camp. Services available include reservable sites, a dump station, showers, water (April-October) and a laundry. Located on Mark Twain Lake, the park features fishing, boating, hiking and scenic overlooks. A public beach and a shelter house are available. Camping reservations: 877-422-6766 and online.

Discover some of America's great ideas, inventions and innovators along Missouri Highway 36. A trip across northern Missouri features iconic American stories about the Pony Express, JC Penney, General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, Walt Disney and Mark Twain, to name just a few. To obtain a copy of the audio CD that accompanies this tour, please contact the Hannibal Convention and Vistors Bureau at 505 N. Third St.

Please note, the address provided with this listing is for the Hannibal Convention and Visitors Bureau, not one of the tour stops. However, it is the location to pick up the audio CD that accompanies this tour.

For contact information on the Highway 36 tour in Northwest Missouri, please click the link for Missouri Highway 36 - The Way of American Genius (Northwest) on the lower left portion of this page.

Discover some of America's great ideas, inventions and innovators along Missouri Highway 36. A trip across northern Missouri features iconic American stories about the Pony Express, JC Penney, General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, Walt Disney and Mark Twain, to name just a few. To obtain a copy of the audio CD that accompanies this tour, please contact the St. Joseph Convention and Vistors Bureau at 109 S. Fourth St.

Please note, the address provided with this listing is for the St. Joseph Convention and Visitors Bureau, not one of the tour stops. However, it is the location to pick up the audio CD that accompanies this tour.

For contact information on the Highway 36 tour in Northeast Missouri, please click the link for Missouri Highway 36 - The Way of American Genius (Northeast) on the lower left portion of this page.

Mark Twain Lake attracts fishermen, boaters, campers, and hunters who want to relax and enjoy the lake. Many visitors to the area tour the birthplace of world-famous humorist and writer Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) in the nearby state park, or tour the shops and relive the tales of Mark Twain in the nearby town of Hannibal, Missouri. The Ray Behrens Recreation Area at Mark Twain Lake provides 165 campsites, with restrooms, showers, playgrounds, boat ramp, marina, hiking trails, picnic area, and picnic shelter.